Black Boys Code

Black Boys Code offers Summer Technology Camp, Learning Math Through Coding & AI, and workshops including Robotics Expo: Compete & Celebrate, Show & Tell Grand Finale, From Code to Confidence, and Idea to Reality: Robotics. The program also lists summer camp sessions held on weekdays and a virtual after-school program that runs every Wednesday from May 6 to June 10, 2026.

Programs

• Summer Technology Camp — 8–14 · Weekdays, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
• Robotics Expo: Compete & Celebrate — 8–17 · Saturday, July 25 · In-person workshop and grand finale of the 2026 Technology Workshop Season. Locations listed: Calgary, Edmonton, Hamilton, Windsor.
• Show & Tell Grand Finale — 8–17 · Saturday, July 25 · In-person workshop listed for Brampton, Durham, London, Maritimes, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, and Waterloo.
• From Code to Confidence — 8–17 · Saturday, June 27, 2026 · In-person workshop listed for Ottawa, Vancouver, and Waterloo.
• Idea to Reality: Robotics — 8–17 · Saturday, June 27, 2026 · In-person workshop listed for Toronto, Hamilton, Windsor, Edmonton, and Calgary.
• Learning Math Through Coding & AI — 8–14 · Every Wednesday, May 6–June 10, 2026 · Virtual after-school program designed to develop math skills while introducing coding and AI.

At a glance

• Ages: 8–17 years old
• General schedule: Summer Camp programs; after-school programs; workshops. Summer Technology Camp sessions are held on weekdays. Learning Math Through Coding & AI runs every Wednesday from May 6 to June 10, 2026.

About the provider

Black Boys Code says its mission is to empower Black youth with tech skills for the future. It states that it creates a future where Black youth lead, create, and innovate in a tech-driven world, with AI and Robotics at the forefront.

What families say

“These classes helped him create a broader understanding of both mathematical and coding concepts. The best part of the Black Boys Code is the Teacher engagement with the Students” — Royemna, Parent, Edmonton

“The class has brought out hidden critical thinking skills like logical, reasoning, problem solving and creativity. We appreciate the program for providing a conducive, inclusive and student centered environment. This program help built student confidence, understanding and ultimately preparing them for future success.” — Oluwaseyi, Parent, Regina

“Meeting professionals who look like me and have succeeded in tech has changed my view of what’s possible for my future. I’ve learned new coding skills and I feel supported by a community that believes in me.” — Michael, 13 yrs old, Vancouver

Last updated August 18, 2026.